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DISSATISFIED WITH THE CoNsUL-A telegram to
the New York sun from Panama, August "a, says:
Mr. Vim. c. Burchard, United states consul at
Russian Honduras, continues TO be the object OF
bitter attacks In the Honduras papers on account
OF the reports he has made respecting the coun-
Try It's inhabitants and their habits The Nation
saws: ssOur government should treat him as his
conduct deserves, by denounclng him to hts own
Government and having his authority as consul
suspended. An insult 70 our whole people Is more
than should he borne. and what we have copied
from his report Is certainly insult OF the gravest
kind. We now await patiently the action Of the
government"
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HARCoURT SHOWS CHAMBERLArN's INCONSISTENCY.
Al an open-air meeting held at Westminster last
evening for the purpose OF denouncing the govern
menl's action In proclaiming the league Sir
william Vernon Harcourt quoted Mr.. Chamber
lains statements OF saturday TO the effect that
Ireland was free from crime. sand YETI con.
t1nued the speaker, ''Messrs. Chamberlain and Col.
nngS who were opposed TO coercion after the
PhHnlA Park murders, countenance coercion now,
when Ireland Is tranquil, even without the local
government which they formerly Insisted upon AZ
an essential accompaniment. Mr. Chamberlain
seems To like the principle but not the application
o1 coercion. am glad there Is SO much old leaven
left Ia him.
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fornia stuaton caused wheat to open sphlly low T.
st So ior SsRsnDsr put II soon reacted and becm.
ole0ed practically unchanged and Is now quoted 1t
40 for septsm6sr aud 45s for Aay September oats.
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SHE NAY DIE OF A MANS BITE.-The New York
Sun says: Louis II. Melbrook, a grocer OF 9I 10th
avenue, was comp lainant at Jefferson Market
Court yesterday against Charles PosSehl an oil
an alteration In Melbrook's store, Possehl bit
the right hand OF Mrs. Jane Melbrook, the wife
OF the grocer. She has been confined in bed
and Is lying at present dangerously i'll and unable
to appear In court. DR.. McNeiy, of 300 West
10Th street. said in letter TO JusticeI ffy: "Mrs
Meibrook is lying dangerously Ill. Owing to the
severe initammaJory action, the hand and arm is
much swollen, causing intense suffering. AS such
injuries often result in the death or the patient
regard the wound as very dangerous. IL is i'm
possible TO state how it viii terminate, especially
In view OF the fact that she is ciete at the pres
ent time" PoSsehl was committed to prison with
out bail TO await examination.
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| Jonn A. LuttIell to Mary w. curtis lot 8, So,
IUO5; =, o0O s. D. Webb to E. w. kinsey, sub
3d. So. 597; 81 500.
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Mr.. Brouner, charged with abstract1ng papers
from the Pension Office, furnished bail-Mr. G. j.
Bond-asou O'Clock to-day, and was released
trum custody.
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T,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
au24-7t W. s. THOMPSOE,S AS
nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneera.
TRUSTEES SALE.


By virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded in -
hber NnS22, folio 30 of the land records for the
District OF Columbia /, surviving trustee will H
sell, in front OF the premises on THJKSDAY 81 p.
TENDER FIRST ,1ss7, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. part
OF lot numbered (O)n square number five hundred
and thirty beginning Tor the northwest
corner OF said lot and running thence south twenty
two t feet (6) inches, thence parallel with
str Get thirty t0) ieet six 6) inches thence south
esstery sixtyone t6 feet eight (S) inches point
distant thlrtyone GID feet six 90 inches from ID
street thence east parallel with street eighteen S)
ieef thence north thirtyone SD teet six go inches
and nine O feet six 90 inches TO the beginning to-
Kether with the improvements, rights privileges and
appurtenances to the same belonging
Terms nethlrd cash, balance i'll and two years,
notes to bear per cent interest per annum and to
by deed Of trust all cash. at option of pur-
chaser COnveyancing, &c. at purchasers cost de-
post OF $..50 required at time OF aae.
au23-eO&ds 7. II. CALLAN, Surviving Trustee
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WIFE's BILL FOR DIyoRcE.-Emma Davis has,
by j. W. CrO.nwel anu j. A. Moss, filed a bill
as amSs henry Davis ior divorce on Tue ground
married al Lynchburg, Va, February 4, 1885.
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POSTAL LAWS AND REGULATIoNs-Bound copies
OF the recently revised postal laws and regulations
will be ready for distribution to postmasters on
Saturday,
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THE MYSTERIOUS CLuB;-At meeting Of Wash

THE MYSTERIOUS CLUB.-At meeting OF WASH
ingtOn business men held al Bay Ridge last week
they banded themselves into an organization to
be known as the Mysterious club. the following
officers were elected: President, JAS q. Gettlnger;
vice president, ThoS. Walsh; secretary, w. Ii.
Stearns; treasurer, Jno NJ. Young. The member
ship is as follows: j. q. Gettinger, 1hos. Walsh,
NJ Steep, Jno. Burns, Geo. Miller, j. F. Manning,
VIM. Ward, Frank F. Harvey, Nj. Shea, Harry
Bauer Henry Raralsky, Frank Venable, Geo.
cooper, JAS. Cooper, Albert Stevens, Frank
Braler, JAS. Young, Geo. Heisley, Richard Z.
Crump. ". E. Dennison. c. E. Wells, VIM Holtz-
claw, RObt. Campbell. John K Galloway and
mos. Kinney,
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MARRIED.,

PORTER-BRONN. At the Protestant parsonage,
1886 Columbia street northwest by Rev. Murray.
August ~, 1857. GEO. L. PORTER and ORENDkR
M. BROWN. .
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Steam Railroads i'm the City.

WHAT THE COMMISSIONERS SAY OF THE TWELVE NILES
FER HOUR LIMIT OF SPEED.
The District Commissioners wrote Mr.. Jacob
Frech, of No. 514 street northeast, to-day rela-
tive to the speed OF steam trains within the city
limits as follows:
1.-THE Commissioners, in fixing the limit OF speed
at II miles per hour, have in no wise excused the
companies from the exercise OF every precautioR
against accident or the employment OF needful or
sufficient train hands. The speed adopted is a
very moderate one, entirely compatible with full
control OF the train, and to reduce the speed TO
lower rate will only unnecessarily prOlOng the
period OF its passage and retard delivery OF pas
sengerS and prompt departure.
Ihe late accident vase due TO several causes: 1St,
the endeavOr OF the engineer to make up lost time;
I'd. the imperfect operating OF the brake used 10y
the company; Sd, the error OF judgment on the
part or the engineer in setting The brakes on his
engine while the cars in rear were running freely
at high rate OF speed: and 4th, possibly the FAIL
ure or the train hands TO SET the hand-brakeS. The
specific causes the commissioners cannot control,
but they can and Will control the speed and regu-
late the use or the Y" The Commissioners say
that they recognize the fact that the steam rail-
road service OF Washington is very imperfect and
greatly in need or regulation in the pubic 10
tereSt. SO far as the Commissioners are empow-
cred to do careful action Will be taken and for
the rest legislation Is needed, for which Congress
VIII be earnestly pressed at its next session.
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A Hank Closes its Doors.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, August ga special from
Evansville Says the First National Bank OF that
place closed its dOofs this morning.
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WINNERS IN YESTERDAYS RACRS-The winners
or the races at Saratoga yesterday were Harry
Glenn Faux Pas, Nette. Clover and Beechmoro.
AT Brighton beach--Neptunus, Banero, The Bour-
bon, Hornpipe, and Long Branch.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

I'OK SALE -IHIRTYsIX ACREs or LAMP. >
l. miles from N%st -lIrtOu al. halle IroI "a
vile A.LAIllI lac tv>la5.e oCt.Oli. accessible
20 city barSln. Apply 10 l. " III l., 81 fret
NV. rOolL GUS4ft-
beautiful BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT
ID hDOw ~ otsui. Metro. ulitan Branch Is and %.
- l. No. ! Tie time 10 bay aud ready for
Sl!IUE AIilS IL 81 WHEA LIZ ~ the station
" iuoS Jsners,,iI -. GeUrSeto~H- auiJ-iLa
4. or SAIE NJ A BAEGAlS-EAIt ABLE DAIRY
OK > IOth FARM IL @Up acres. l. Prince Georges
20, Md. about = nle ouJsie iine, lie Al
ulsOn CD4sel ROAD lO=r 10 rColi4s harm stables for
Ei,y AID tOrses. loo acres Under cultivation;
st'tn- 90 Il alter aid tilaber For particulars IN
aC4re % q. =. ACkJf& l4-5u r 81. autj-
E'CE SALE-AI ROCKVILLE, Nh, TWO VERY
desirable Cottages. ULIalHii- - rJoIs. sold a.
IrCie located tie street of Rockville.
hse tOtIA-es A!ed with cty bUarders and otier
Unusual H4Gu..laeLts for that PURPOSE Lot has =
trUi2sre OF lao iett. Viii De sUIu reasonable. For
tEr-1er VsrtIC u.2rs Inquire OF
aui-ini NJ. ~ PARKER, I4IS + 81. NV.
SIpR SALE-SIXIY CHOICE SELECTIONS or
small homes y; from tO 100 scres: Improved
S1 UulinI-ON Within from une-haif uilic three
miles u The cty Ve-J cheap. and very easy
g. 1r SEED tor circular l. Il sikhkhD & Co.
IUo1 ! 81 jcl1-:im
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MARRIAGE LICENSEs.-Marriage licenses have
beea issued by the clerk OF the court TO Daniel
Young and Annie Johnson; W. j. HOugh and Katie
b. Dice; RObt. 4. Martin and Mary &. Able.
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AUCTION SALES.
rO..MOR ROW,

WEEKS 4 CO.. Auct1oneers.
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post-OHce.
HARNESS. TRUNKS. AND LEATHER GOODS.
WITHIN OUR SALE-ROOMS, ON FRIDAY MORN
ING, AUGUST TWENT1-sIXTH, COMMENCING
At I'm O'CLOCK, WE WILL SELL FOR &C,
STOCK, An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
HANDMADE HARNESS. BOTH SINGLE AND
ING TRUNKS. HORSE NETS, LAP COVERS
AND ROBES; ladies AND CENTS SADDLES.
SoRTMENT Of FINE LEATHER g o o s,
MnRK.SsHHSS D VI pGoK FFA RSnKS
SA1CHELS, &c, &C.
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THIS
SALE GOODS ALL FIRST-CLASS. au24-2t
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District Government Affairs.
BUILDING PERMITS

have been issued by Inspector EntwtSle follows:
L. p Shoemaker, to repair No. 405 1st street north
west; $780, p. Glennan, TO erect two frame dwell
ings Nos. 422 and 424 Wilson street; $500. o.
ChappeIl to erect four brick dwellings No. 800 to
915 Sth street northwest; 81, 900. A. w. Cola
more, to erect frame stable on street southeast;
S4OO. Bridget Howard, TO repair Nos. POI, 203 and
2O5 street southwest; $3.50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners will include street north
east between 18th and 14th streets in the sched-
ue 1or street Improvements.
The Commissioners have revoked the liquor
license OF John u. Brennan, OF No. 1000 18th
street northwest,
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PERSOSAI--Emll1o de Muruaga, Spanish minis
ter in this city, is at the Union Square Hotel, New
York.-EX-Gov. Alex. Shepherd was registered
at the Gilsey House, New York, yesterday.-Al-
Ian McLane OF this city Is at the New York Hotel,
In New YOrk.-COmmiSSiOner Miller, OF the In
ternal Revenue Bureau, writes from his home in
West Virginia that his health is steadily improv-
Ing and that he will soon return to his laborS.-
Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, Commissioner OF Rail-
road Affairs Is at tine New York Hotel, New York.
H C. Percy OF Norfolk, Va, W. w: Wallis OF
New Orleans, Frank L. wood OF New York, A. A.
Lowry OF Philadelphia and X. X. Belknap or San
Francisco, Cal, are at the Ebbitt.-Dr. f.
Boas and P. G. Alderman Of New York, W. Wood
burn OF Virginia City, Nevada, and Thos
McConn Of Cincinnati are at Willards-
j. X. Jones and &. BabcOck OF
Cleveland, j. w. Wortz of New York, and j. NJ.
Kelly OF London are at the Riggs-Wm. A. Lee
OF New York Is at Wormley 's.-E. c. Mccain and
w. singleton OF New York, 6. X. McSwine OF Ar
kansas, j. Ii. Leeds OF New Haven and j. II. Howe
OF ST. Paul are at the ArIngtOn.-Dr. Philip
Lansdale, L. S. Navy, W. ID. Allen OF Philadelphia
and +. &. Wilson OF New York at bhe st. James.
Lieut.. s. j. X. Mcmillan is at the EbDlt and Will
remain for several days.
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~ The Oldest Establish ed and only Reliable Ladies'
Physician III the city,
can oe consuitsd Daily 4O4 St. between ~ and 9th
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta-
once always open. aul9-6t'
NE De FOREST. LON 0-EsTABLIsHED AND
w reliable Ladies' PLY stefan. can be consulted dai,y
at her res.denee, 9Ol st. II. Office hours IRON
" . p III WIN Laues ohiy au17-1m'
4 ADItS WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
~ experienced female physician should consult Mrs
pr SELDEN, 11Oo Park Place me-, near Lincoln
capitol hill Ladies only aul5-lm.
Il FAD AND BE WISE-DR. BROTHERS. gO6 BSr
sx, az cared before me and made oath that he Is
e Odes. Estabishea Expert Specialist in this city
ana Will guarantee cure III all private
q Men and furnish medicine, no charge cousultA
.e, sIa a iee hour h the ay sab
ssAMGEL e MllLs.a Notary Public in and for tns
District u Columbus. this I'D day OF July. 1881.
RLANcARD's PILLS
approved by the Academy OF Medicine OF Paris, are
sIeclaiy recommended toy the lIeecal ceIebrties Of
early stages OF Consumption, Constitute, ai weakness
iooress Of Blood aud tor stimulating a.d uiatiux
"bAANCAi.D. 40 Rue .Bolai, arse Paris"
T. fOUuEhA q CO, n. l.,
Sold by druggists generally. sp39-th&s
1T HAS NktEk BEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
DE- bhOI q lbs is the oldest established advertls-
emily consult Dr. B. ns t ts' you can
Particular atten lon paid to all peculiar to
iashes rarried Or single. Forty years experience.
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ standard remedy Tor all blood diseases causing
throat nasal or skin troubles urinary diseases cured
DIX DoDD's NHkvINE 20 &c Per p Des curs,
natural weakness loss OF vitality debility &c.
myll-ly .sTANDItOkDs. cor 9th and NV
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Mr.. LA1NF1EsTA, the new Guatemalan minister,
was presented to the President to-day before Cabi-
net meeting
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The Vacant Justiceship.

RUNoRS ABOUT MIR. sEMMEs' APPOINTMENT RE-
VNED-JUDGE FENNER ALSO MENTIONED.
The rumor is revived that Mr. Semmes. of Louis
lana, Is to succeed the late Justice Woods on the
the U. s. supreme bench, but tho rumor does not
seem TO be credited among Louistanians here.
Mr. Semmes stands at the head of the Louisiana
bar and he has national reputation. Last year
ne was president OF the American Bar Association,
Lamar and 1t Is said the President is averse to APP
pointing an old man.
Some OF the Louisianians think that Judge Fem
ner, OF the Supreme Bench of that state. is more
ukei. 10 De chosen, should the President go to
louisiana TO I'LL the vacancy, as Judge Fenner,
though no much over fifty years Of age, Is con-
coded to be very able Jurist
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Lovers I'm Trouble.
THEY RAN AWAY FROM GERMANY AND Tux POLICE
IN RALTIaoRE ARRESTED THEN

THEY RAN AWAY FROM GERMANY AND Tux POLICE
IN BALTIMORE ARRESTED THIN.
one day after the steamer Rnein LEFT Bremen
the German consul in Baltimore was NOTIFIED by
telegraph 10 arrest upon their arrival there Lud-
wig Scheck, A student, and Cressie Gremm. the
daughter OF a Bremen contractor. The pair had
eloped, and the girl was charged with taking 1000
marks belonging to her father. The vessel ar
rived at Baltimore Tuesday, and Capt. Free
burger, with two detectives boarded her. and
soon found couple answering the description.
lhey MADE no objection To accompanying the
onicers and were not in the least HURRIED. When
taken Ia headquarters they We're asked to snrren-
Ger the money In Their possession. About $500 in
greenbacks and several thousand marks were pro-
duced. They said they had spent the remainder
I'm Germany The GiTl did not deny taking the
money. After reconciliation IL was decided 20 send
the palr back In the next boat. q proposition 10
which they agreed at once. They had Intended 10
get married In Baltimore and then 60 out 10 Me-
braska- The vice consul took them 10 his house
ana provided them with separate apartments.
Both are young, Gremm being not quite twenty
years OF age, aud the girl about nineteen. She in
very handsome, and Is a college graduate The
student comes from very excellent family
While the girls parents are among the wealthiest
In Bremen
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FINED FOR PREACHING on THE CoNAoN.-The Rev.
W. 4. Davis, a clergyman, OF Boston, who has
once or twice been fined Tor preaching on the Com
mons without permit, was arralgned in the Po-
lice Court again yesterday on q ike charge. The
jury thought that his conduct looked like defiance
and imposed the maximum penalty, fine OF $50.
The clergyman appealed, and In default or bail
was sent TO Jail
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A DAIRY SUIT DIsMIssED.-The case OF Loose agt
Bonnet to dissolve The partnership in the dairy
business, and Tor an injunction, has been dis
missed by Ihos. B. Higgins conplainant's solici
tor.
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rI,HOMAs BOWLING. Aucuouesr
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE EAS
SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE EAST
SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND L STREETS. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTH. 1887, AT -
FIVE O'CLOCK, viii sell OH the premises, SubfEg
Lot IL, in square $50, fronting II eet the Iii
side OF 9TH street between and streets, by delth
OF 80 feet 10 inches to 10 foot wide alley, improved
by a one-story buii ding.
Terms: Olie-ihird cash. balance in one and two
years with interest secured by decd of trust the
property all cash at option of purchase deposit
of 300 required at the time Of sale. ALI conveyance
ib8 at cost Oh purchaser au24- dads
VINHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
northwest corner Of 9Th and 0 streets northwest,
consisting OF Showcases. Counters Shelving,
ShOp-bottles, Prescription and Counter Scales
Patent Medicines &C.. &c, and many other articles
too numerous to -.lentioM.
On WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST THIRTY-FIRST, 1887,
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. Nj. we will sell the above
goods.
aua4-7. y y 8 s. fdhAd5aIpsos.S Assisnees.
nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
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THE RACES AT Ivy CITY YESTERDAY. - The
Brentwood Riding Club races at Ivy City yester-
though the sport was good The track was In
splendid condition. First race, five-eighths OF a
mile, for gentlemen riders, for silver cup was a
dead heat; May creighton and Puck came in neck
and neck in LIP, with Prince Albert and Fanny
close behind. In the second heat between May
Creighton and Puck, to decide the ve-e1ghthS-mile
race, May Creighton won in :l2, but the race was
given to Puck, IL was found that the former had
not weighed, and, according TO the rules, she was
disqualified. The second race was declared OF
Third race sweepstakes, half-Inile heats, was won
by Cricket in .o0l, Gold Coin second, and Milky
Way third.
Not THE MAN.-Mr VIM. WOnderly, whose
daughter left Baltimore some days ago, says he Is
now convinced that Harvey Martin, the young
spOnsibie Tor the charges that were reported
against him.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS ON THE CONSTITUTION.
Hampton J. Carson, secretary OF the constitu-
uonal Centennial commission, has received ne fol-
lowing letter from Cardinal Gibbons: IL beg TO
acknowledge the receipt OF your favor OF the 1T
inst. Informing me that j am invited To offer the
closing prayer and To invoke a benediction ON the
i.th day OF september next. 1 gratefully ACCEPT
the invitation and shan cheerfully comply with
ohe request OF The committee 10y performing the
sacred duty assigned to me- In common with ms
1elow-cltiZens heartily rejoice In the rlhcom-
ing commemorative celebration The Cons. tuition
OF the nited states is worthy ri being written in
letters OF gold IL Is charter by which the iiber-
Ties OF 60,Ooo,OOo Of people are secured and by
which, Under Providence, the temporal happiness
or countless millions yet unborn Will be perpet.
uatpd.r
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FATAL FLASH OF LGHTNING.-Durng a thundox
STORM In Aiken Co., :. G., few DAYS ago Mrs
Allen Pool, Mrs. James Harley aud Mrs. [ n Noble
with their children. were returning 10 their homes
IRON visit 10 a neighbors house when flash ~
lightning struck IN thelr midst, Instantly killing
Mrs. Noble and seriously and perhaps fatally in
luring Mrs. Pool. Four OF the children were
slightly hurt. Mrs Mobiles infant, which she WAS
carrying I'm her arms when she Was Killed escapcd
without the slightest injury
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E.OR SALE

T1OE AIE-ONLT SIO MONTHLY REQUIRED
60 bay C.~ Of those elegant l. or Is foot lots ON
ntLtuchy avenue. 1eIw en aud u =. = .,at
- Fclu~y Iysl.iA hrI4.,.
ttE.ct ute zLst ant deeds .rec- CrtAe. Ia c.
G.--S furnished b
MILF. X EEPTrTI. SO ia aYe.s .
Y S-Iuvest your money IA ne within. tn r!tv
s.l4-.I- y here u = bssiutety secure Ia
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York SlOCk Market.
The following the opening and 900 pm prices
OF the New STOCK " Slec..
wine y Al Ii. dodge. .l,ssJ lSlu street:
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THE LATE j. w. DEEBLEs WHL-The will OF the
late janis W. Deeb.e vi West Washington, was
filed to-day. lie leaves the proceeds OF llfe-ln-
surance policy 3, 100, TO tine children OF his first
wife, ana to his executors, Jesse IT, Wilson and W.
Riley Deeb.e he leaves the balance OF his estate
in trust Tor his wife during life, and then To his
children. II l. dated August Ii, and IS witnessed
by G. I. Woodward, j. W. Wade, and Rev. e. Il.
Richardson.
FOUND TO BE OF UNsOUND MIND-TO-day, the
Cast OF Louis ID. Burrows, weii-knoWn farmer,
living near Tentytown, Was before marShaFS
jury under writ OF de lunatlcO Inqulrendo at the
court house. MeSSrS. Miller d Miller appeared
for the petitioners and MIR. ID. orc. Callaghan Tor
Dir. Burrows. and after hearing the testimony the
jury found verdict that Mr.. Burrows Is Of un-
sound mind.
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The MELBOURNE ExKIBrTIoN.-The British gov
eminent has notified the State Department that
the date for receiving applications for space the
Melbourne international exhibition has been eX-
tended from August 81 to October 81.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCKS At AUCTION,
By virtue Of trust deed given to me and duly re-
corded in Ebsr 100 folio 800. ct seq of the land
Tic suction, ON thursday, SEPTEMBER EIGHTH,
1887, ut HALF-PAST NINE O'CLOCK A NJ within
The auction rooms of Duncanson Bros, Ninth
and streets northwest, Washington, ID. c.,
S6S shares OF stock of the Albany Artesian Ice Co.,
- of Albany, Ga.
Terms cash.
I'D III
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CHANGES AGAINST ACLERGYMAN.-The Episcopal
bishop OF New jersey has been asked TO tnvesti-
gate the scandal affecting the character OF Rev.
Conn.,, who has been charged by several eye-wtt-
nesses with conduct at that place unbecoming
minister Mr. GlaZeOrOOk Is rector OF st. James
church at Elizabeth. A woman is concerned In
the affair. Rev. Mr. Glazebr0ok left Middletown
yesterday for Elizabeth, N. J., 10 ask the vestry.
dal concerning him. which. 10 letter, he de-
nounces as an Infamous falsehood. lie was chap
lain in the Confederate army, and has been chap
lain OF the University OF virginia